Rakhi made a mistake...-Aryan

The actor feels that Kashmera Shah would've been an apt choice as she would create more drama in Bigg Boss' house

RACHNA KANWAR

Aryan Vaid is a happy man these days as his lady-love, Anupama Verma is safely out of the Bigg Boss house. He still seems a little awkward about the first moments outside the house when he broke down, "The first two days I could not step out of my house. The last thing I wanted was to go out with the world looking at me and saying, 'Oh, this is the guy who cried.' There were women coming to my house to see if I was alright. It was a little embarrassing. But people have loved my sensitive side," says the hunk. He was accused by co-contestant Ragini Shetty of flirting with her while romancing Anupama in the house. He is quick to defend, "See, on the first day I said that I find her cute. But after that it was she who was flirting with me. Every time I reached out for something from her hand, her fingers would clasp around mine. For a guy like me, it is not everyday that someone like Anupama will come my way. There is no way that I would ruin that." Ask him whether Rakhi was the right choice for a re-entry and he disagrees, "She made a mistake by going back. She came out with so much love and adulation. Why go in a place where you are definitely going to stain your reputation? She had managed to wipe off the Mika controversy, then why go back for a few lakhs. I met her once after I came out and she said 'Aryan I am going to go in and give a punch to Ravi Kissen and Carol', but when I saw her back on TV, she was hugging Ravi and calling him a superstar. She knows the game now as she has seen everything. She can't be herself anymore." According to him Kashmera should have gone in. "Even if she was plotting, planning and scheming, she is making the show more interesting. Now what do you watch? The love-story is out, the plotters are out. I can't possibly watch Ravi boasting about himself. Deepak is too nice a guy to create any controversy. Rahul Roy doesn't talk. Amit Sadh is full of himself. He'll be tearing his clothes and breaking the furniture," he says cracking up with laughter.